Buffalo Rumblings on Josh Allen
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Allen ran for two more touchdowns against the Chargers, bringing his career total to 85 and pulling him even with former Bill Marshawn Lynch for 17th on the NFL's all-time list. One rushing touchdown against New England does quite a bit of housekeeping. No. 86 moves Allen past Beast Mode, ties Priest Holmes for 16th in NFL history, and gives Allen the 88th touchdown he has scored as a Bill, breaking the franchise record he currently shares with Andre Reed and Thurman Thomas.
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One rushing TD breaks Bills franchise record (88) and ties 16th all-time; two more extends historic streak.
Allen ran for two more touchdowns against the Chargers, bringing his career rushing TD total to 85 and tying Marshawn Lynch for 17th all-time. One rushing touchdown against New England moves Allen to 86 (past Lynch), ties Priest Holmes for 16th in NFL history, and gives Allen his 88th touchdown as a Bill, breaking the franchise record he shares with Andre Reed and Thurman Thomas. Allen could also catch a touchdown instead, which would still break the Bills' franchise record while leaving Lynch and Holmes unchanged. Allen has rushed for two touchdowns in each of Buffalo's first three games, becoming just the fourth player in NFL history to open a season with multiple rushing touchdowns in three straight games; two more would extend that streak to four and bring him to 87 career rushing touchdowns.
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